He Who Chases Two Rabbits, Catches None.

A Gentleman Is Ashamed To Let His Words Outrun His Deeds.

The Superior Man Accords With The Course Of The Mean. Though He May Be All Unknown, Unregarded By The World, He Feels No Regret - It Is Only The Sage Who Is Able For This.

I Used To Take On Trust A Man's Deeds After Having Listened To His Words. Now Having Listened To A Man's Words I Go On To Observe His Deeds.

The Man Of Perfect Virtue, Wishing To Be Established Himself, Seeks Also To Establish Others; Wishing To Be Enlarged Himself, He Seeks Also To Enlarge Others.

If I Am Walking With Two Other Men, Each Of Them Will Serve As My Teacher. I Will Pick Out The Good Points Of The One And Imitate Them, And The Bad Points Of The Other And Correct Them In Myself.